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Jae
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: July 17, 2008
Strengths: Strong! Can take anything!
And with proper upgrade, it is fast!Weaknesses: Stock crank 48-38 was to narrow ranged for me. Especially when climbing really long steep hills.Bottom Line: Bought this bike 2008 april used for half of its price and it's a tank!
This bike is a strong bike that can take any beating!!
It is true, you don't feel as much plush feel compared to a full carbon bike but this baby is reasonably light and again, STRONG!
I use it everyday to commute 30km through non paved hills and for the past 4months, it had zero problems. Even when down hilling with over 60km/h on gravel like trail!!
Favorite Ride: commuting through wilderness
Price Paid:
$850.00
Purchased At: used
Similar Products Used: Jamis Ventura sports
Bike Setup: 105group except brakes, crank and wheel
Shimano RS20 wheelset with Conti 4000 tires for roadie setup
Alex A-class 320DX with Crossmax tires
Sram Rival 50-34 compact crankset
Axiom C7 Carbon stem
Selle SMP Plus yellow saddle
DEDA yellow handlebar tape
Crankbrothers Candy C yellow spd pedals
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dmanski
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: October 27, 2006
Strengths: Much lighter than the Jamis Nova, solid Mavic rims on Ritchey wheels, 10sp 105 throughout (exc brakes), Carbon fork.Weaknesses: Not as plush a ride as steel, OS bar would be nicer.Bottom Line: The bike is reasonably light and well spec'd for the price. Everything just works well- shifting is crisp, brakes are solid
Favorite Ride: Centennial Park
Price Paid:
$1000.00
Purchased At: Bike show
Similar Products Used: Jamis Nova 631
Bike Setup: Stock except for SPD pedals
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